The Revolution Of Social Networking
Anunt Singh



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Table Of Contents
  1. History
  2. Reasons For Popularity
  3. Future
  4. Video

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History
  • The Bulletin Board System was released in 1978.
  • CompuServe introduced forums and message boards in 1979.
  • The Internet came in the 1990's, and Yahoo and Amazon took form.
  • In the 2000's Classmates and LinkedIn both launched, serving as more clean-cut approaches to networking.
  • In 2003 MySpace launched, and young adults through the inclusion of music, movie, and video capabilities.
  • Facebook came in 2004, and became available to the public in 2006 after being exclusive to Harvard students.
  • It's currently the most popular social networking service and its ease of use, accessible features, and memorable name all lend to its success.
  • Twitter launched in 2008, and is offering a stripped down version of Facebook's status update feature.\


5 Reasons For The Popularity Of Social Networking
  • Instant Gratification -- Being able to send someone a message or comment instantly has revolutionized the way we communicate with each other.
  • Reaches A Wide Demographic -- Many social networking websites are built with a specific audience in mind, which allows them to spread their influence.
  • //Easy To Use// -- Builders design the sites to be easy to use to attract anyone and everyone.
  • Universally Accessible -- It's possible to access the Internet from almost anywhere with WiFi, increasing the visitor count the websites receive.
  • Easy Sharing Of Information -- Many websites, such Facebook, allow you to upload pictures and video onto a server. This allows for others to view and use content easily.


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The Future
  • Job recruiters rely on social networking sites to look up potential people-for-hire.
  • Networking sites may become the cheapest way to keep in touch in the near future.
  • BBC's iPlayer, as an on-demand online TV service, may skew the social market toward embracing all forms of media.
  • The big 3 networking sites (MySpace, Facebook, Twitter) have sparked changes by embracing cross-website media.
  • The rise of networking may lead to people connecting more over the Internet than in reality.


Video - Social Media Revolution